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EARLY LIFE: Shelly Tannis Dene was born in 1988. A member of Alberta’s Fort McKay First Nation through family ties, she also had a strong connection to the Mikisew Cree Nation of northeastern Albert and the Northwest Territories. Growing up, Shelly dealt with the lasting effects of residential schools. Both her parents had been placed
*Last Updated – June 23, 2024* LEAD UP TO DISAPPEARANCE: On the morning of December 23, 1974, Lisa Renee Wilson, Julie Ann Moseley and Mary Rachel Trlica travelled to Seminary South Shopping Center in Fort Worth, Texas, to do some Christmas shopping. Lisa and Mary, who both went by their middle names, were friends, and
EARLY LIFE: Lindsey Jill Nicholls was born on September 12, 1978. Growing up, her father, Mark Nicholls, was an officer with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. As a result, her family was expected to move each time he received a transfer to another detachment. During the summer of 1992, Mark was transferred to Comox, British
EARLY LIFE: Morgan Bauer was born on April 13, 1996. A graduate of Central High School in Aberdeen, South Dakota, she had a dream of leaving her rural roots to make a life for herself in the big city. LEAD UP TO DISAPPEARANCE: On February 12, 2016, Morgan arrived in Atlanta, Georgia, after catching a
LEAD UP TO DISAPPEARANCE: On the afternoon of September 26, 1981, Cinda Pallett and Charlotte Kinsey attended the Oklahoma State Fair. It was the first time the pair went without their parents, as they believed they were old enough to attend by themselves. At 5:00pm, Charlotte called home to tell her mother that she and
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